In most years, Bowl Week is special.
It's a week long reward filled with different events and activities for teams after a successful season.
It's a jam-packed festive affair for hometown fans who have traveled to the bowl's host city to enjoy a one-of-a-kind atmosphere all the way up until kickoff.
Not this year.
The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has changed everything, and every aspect about the week leading up to Friday's Peach Bowl against No. 9 (College Football Playoff rankings) Georgia (7-2) is nothing like what the eighth-ranked University of Cincinnati football team experienced last season at the Birmingham Bowl or at the Military Bowl at the end of 2018.